What changes, if any, would increase levels of low-carbon decentralised energy have on the built environment?
Publication details: dic. 2008Description: 3 p. ; 4518-4521 In: Energy Policy 36Summary: Transcripción del resúmen publicado por el autor: Low-carbon decentralised energy technologies (DETs) have become increasingly popular in recent UK energy policy debates. Many of the technologies involved are well established, but it is only with their increased technical maturity and the imperatives of climate change, energy security and fuel poverty that DETs have been realistically suggested as an integral part of our future built environment. This review will consider the possible physical and behavioural impacts of increased levels of low-carbon decentralised energy, presenting both recent research in this field and an analysis of policy trends and future scenarios.| Current library | Status | Barcode | |
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| Biblioteca Alejandro Angel Bulgheroni | Not for loan | 200044123 |
Transcripción del resúmen publicado por el autor: Low-carbon decentralised energy technologies (DETs) have become increasingly popular in recent UK energy policy debates. Many of the technologies involved are well established, but it is only with their increased technical maturity and the imperatives of climate change, energy security and fuel poverty that DETs have been realistically suggested as an integral part of our future built environment. This review will consider the possible physical and behavioural impacts of increased levels of low-carbon decentralised energy, presenting both recent research in this field and an analysis of policy trends and future scenarios.
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